Contact the Oklahoma State Department of Education to determine if you qualify for the GED. People who do not already have a high school diploma and who have dropped out of high school can take the GED. Individuals who are 16 years old or older and meet the Oklahoma's state requirements regarding the time out of school, as well as age and residency, can take the GED test.
Enroll in an adult learning center for a GED orientation.The GED orientation will get you familiarized with the testing process and exam preparation techniques. Go to the Ada Adult Learning Center located in Ada, Oklahoma, for the GED orientation.
Obtain your student identification number and access code at orientation. Use them to sign up for the online GED preparation course.
Enroll in online preparation for the GED at orientation. The American Council of Education makes this course available online.
Study for the GED. Testing for language, science, mathematics, social studies, language arts and reading, the GED also has a two-part writing section. Go through each learning module in the online preparation course carefully. Only proceed to the next step if you completely comprehend the previous step. Fully prepare yourself for the test, as you can only take the GED test three times a year.
Contact a GED center to take the test. As Sapulpa does not have a GED testing center, you must go to the Office of Juvenile Affairs in Sand Springs, Oklahoma. The center administers the GED test at set times during the year. Contact the center in advance and make sure to take the test at soon as possible.